The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-05-28

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delightful thoroughfares. The News
of Tuesday says: '.0ne of the street
car mules was drowned at the West
End yesterday, by falling into a deep
hole partly filled with water.
George Mantor, one of Mr.. Banks
surveying party cut his foot quite bad
ly last Saturday, and was brought in
on the evening Omaha train. The
wound was properly dressed, and is
doing we'll, and his lay off will not be
for many days.
The Ladies of the PRESBYTERIAN
church of Superior will give a supper
for the public at the parsonage, next
Tuesday evening, May 3lst, from to
10 O'Clock. Proceeds for the benefit
of the church. All are INVITED. Price
% cents.
Weiss q Bondy, leading clothiers
of Duluth, have now got fully settled
in their new quarters in the building
formerly occupied by C. Porter, No
l West Superior street. See their
new "Ad." in the TINES today, and
give them a call when in Duluth.
Miss Minnie johnson has Just re-
turned from market and is now pre-
pared to furnish our lady readers with
summer millinery of the best makes
and latest styles and at very low
prices-so low that all may be sup
piled. Call and see the new goods.
Since the ferry boats began bust
ness the railroad company has been
forced % pay more attention to the
needs and wants Of its patrons, and
now We have increased opportunities
for getting to and from West Superior
and Duluth, for all which we thank
our little ferry boats
The Northern Pacific people of
fer special rates Of travel to all who
like to fish on Sunday. Commencing
with May 2Sth, tickets will be sold on
Saturdays only, to Pike Lake and the
Brule, good 10 return on Monday at
the following rats. To Pike Lake and
return, $l;35; Brule and retarn $I:O0.
1t has been whispered in our ear
that our friends and ncighbors, Mr..
Jason d. Clark and Miss Dottie Phil
brook were married at the West end
by Rev. Mr.. Spanswick, last Wednes-
day. The TIMES extends lis heartiest
congratulations, and wishes them I'M
bounded happiness and worldly pros
pari.y.
Mr. \ Benson, late Of st Paul.
has located in Superior, and will en-
gage in the tailoring business. He
vii! in a few days haye open for in
spection fine line Of clothes fer suits.
Repairing and cleaning done. Rooms
next door to the City Drug Store, 2nd
street Call and see him and leave
your orders.
Commencing this week, the ON
aha railway company will run line Of
refrigerator cars between St. Paul
and West Superior, for the transpor-
tation Of all classes Of perishable
goods. These cars will run twice a
week, each way, leaving st. Paul Tues
day and Friday evenings, and arriving
at West Superior at $40 Wednesday
and Saturday mornings.
The main channel Of Superior
harbor was lately sounded for the
Manitoba railway officials, from the
Great Northern elevator to the lake.
The lowest water found was 165 feet,
that being in the entrance, for dis
lance of not over 80 feet The har-
Dor channel runs from II to 20 feet in
depth. And yet those fellows across
the bay will tell strangers that vessels
cannot get into the Superior bay.
The surveying camp Of Mr..
Banks, out on Middle River, was at
tack by wolves last Monday night,
and the boys thought they we're call
ed for sure pop, and the old go up
bald-head' story re urned to them
with lurid viyidness. They fought
the beasts off with fire, however until
morning and now the boys 90 armed
to the teeth ike Il band Of Wild COW
boys Of the plains.
DO not forget that next Monday
is Decoration day. The procession will
start from the Omaha depot on the ar
rival of the 2 o'clock short line from
West Superior, following Nettleton
Avenue to Second street, east on Sc
cond street to Robertson Avenue,
thence south to the cemetery. Every
body IS invited to Join the procession
which will be lead by the Superior
City Cornet Band
Capt. 10. Lloyd sold bis little
steam ferry boat the Hattie Lloyd, on
Monday last to Messrs. Al. Bishoff'
and John Hanson, of this city. Capt.
Bishof has commanded the Hattie for
the past two or three seasons and will
be in command under the new arrange
ments. The present owners are en-
terprising young men of our town, and
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